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Residents have complained about the plastic pylons on the 700 South bike lanes. The city is considering a pilot test using low-profile rubber curb stops to improve aesthetics and driveway access while keeping cyclists safe.
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A small-scale pilot test would cost between $1,000 and $2,000.
Local motorists and residents facing parking or driveway access issues along 700 South.
Cyclists who might feel less protected if the vertical plastic posts are scaled back.
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The council discussed resident concerns about the 700 South bike lanes and asked staff to explore design options and funding implications.